
Glencoe Mountain
Scotland's oldest ski area on Meall a'Bhuiridh, famed for the fearsome Flypaper black run.
What to expect at Glencoe Mountain
Glencoe Mountain, on Meall a'Bhuiridh above the A82 at Rannoch Moor, is Scotland's oldest ski centre, opened in 1956. It is a small operation, one chairlift and a chain of drag lifts, but the mountain itself is a serious 1,108 m peak with the Flypaper black run down the headwall, one of the steepest lift-served pistes anywhere in the UK. The setting, on the edge of Rannoch Moor with the Buachaille Etive Mor across the road, is arguably the most dramatic of any British ski centre. Glencoe village down the road has climbing pubs and a very good visitor centre for the surrounding national scenic area.
Glencoe Mountain in winter
Snow at Glencoe Mountain
Glencoe Mountain piste map
The official Glencoe Mountain piste map showing every run, lift and sector. Zoom in for detail or open it full screen.
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View and download Glencoe Mountain ski map ↗Getting to Glencoe Mountain
- Glasgow (GLA)88 km by road1 h 59 min
- Inverness (INV)114 km by road2 h 35 min
- Edinburgh (EDI)118 km by road2 h 40 min
Drive times are estimates based on typical winter road conditions. Book transfers in advance during peak Saturday changeovers.
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